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Chinese Toys Story
You can find a great happiness by giving a toy to a child and sees the happiness of that kid.Apart from the kids, like Mickey Mouse and Sponge Bob Square Pants. Barbie, Teddy bear has got a great response between the girls circle Also, this is the best season for gifting. Yes, Christmas and the New Year is arriving very shortly. So, gift products will find a great market throughout the world.
China have 75% of manufacture in Toys, But all employees worked in slave. I would like to share some photography about inside factories shoot .Mr. Michael Wolf took Toy manufacture from Chinese factory.Read more about real Toy Story
German photographer Michael Wolf
every time more pressure Chinese factory workers are being forced to work long hours and sleep on factory.for dead end of production.
German photographer Michael Wolf took these photos and exhibit
- 16,000 second hand toys and three people 10 hours per day for three days to install the toys on an exhibiting wall.
- The project involved 40 cans of black spray paint, 45,000 magnets and 45m sq of wall space
They are not allowed to talk or listen to musicThey are not allowed to talk or listen to music
They are not allowed to talk or listen to music
Ant forced to eat substandard meals from the factory cafeterias.
Chinese toy factory to see the living conditions and assembly of toys
work long hours and sleep on factory floors, among piles of doll parts.
In recent years, human rights campaigners have frequently raised concerns over the conditions of Chinese factory workers who make an estimated £150 a month.
Across China 8,000 toy-making factories employing 3.5 million people.
Chinese factory workers often work an extra 36.5 hours a week but are paid only 59 per cent of the minimum wage
34p an hour, the men and women work six or seven days a week -Chinese toy factory
German photographer Michael Wolf took these photos during visits to five factories in mainland China.
Hard work, little money – capture from Toy Photography
A report in 2009 revealed that one million Chinese factory workers suffered industrial accidents in that year alone.
Most of the toys manufacturing from outside are outsourced to China due to cheap labour and expenses
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